Study of Legal Liabilities of Insider Trading of Securities in China and U.S
Jin Xianglan
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Jin Xianglan
Abstract
Insider trading of securities is a harmful and commonly-existed economic crime in security market.Almost all the countries in the world have made laws and regulations to prevent it so as to safeguard the fairness,protect the benefits of investors and further develop the markets.A historical review of law-making about insider trading in China and U.S and the exploration of liabilities concerning with civil lawsuit,administration and crime show that laws of insider trading of securities in China need to be perfected.Besides,the significant references are also argued accordingly.
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Insider trading of securities is a harmful and commonly-existed economic crime in security market.Almost all the countries in the world have made laws and regulations to prevent it so as to safeguard the fairness,protect the benefits of investors and further develop the markets.A historical review of law-making about insider trading in China and U.S and the exploration of liabilities concerning with civil lawsuit,administration and crime show that laws of insider trading of securities in China need to be perfected.Besides,the significant references are also argued accordingly.
Key concepts: Insider trading, Lawsuit, Security market, China, Business, Insider, Securities fraud, Finance